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January 2026 regional war/obs/disco thread


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20 minutes ago, NoCORH4L said:

So how cold will it actually be, we think?

I think we could have some days remain in the single digits...key will be delivery here. Airmass is real-deal extreme, however, for NE it's all about the delivery. We need it more from the N or NNW...if it's from the NW or especially WNW, it modifies more.

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41 minutes ago, NoCORH4L said:

So how cold will it actually be, we think?

It’s way too far out for that. Toss those fantasy maps from yesterday though. We’re not getting double digit below 0s at 18z. lol

If you really want something shattering we’re going to need to be slamming -35C 850s into NE. I don’t trust those d13 uber shallow arctic airmass progs advecting in on NW flow over the mtns. 

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6 minutes ago, dendrite said:

It’s way too far out for that. Toss those fantasy maps from yesterday though. We’re not getting double digit below 0s at 18z. lol

If you really want something shattering we’re going to need to be slamming -35C 850s into NE. I don’t trust those d13 uber shallow arctic airmass progs advecting in on NW flow over the mtns. 

But if you had to put money on it, what would you say? 

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That MJO phase 7 doesn’t look like it’s happening beyond a blip. Synoptically it’s not long enough for the pattern to conform…

 

I think we go back in the freezer and phase 8 and it’s wagons south for the big snows… Colder and Drier with latitude…

La Niña and the calendar reigns…

 

Not happy to report but that’s how it looks now. Maybe a great period for heavy snowfall in the most southern sections of the forum.

 

If you’re looking for big snow you want to be in the mid Atlantic during last 10 days of Jan.

 

This is completely different than my three-day-ago thoughts…but oh well. 

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6 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

That MJO phase 7 doesn’t look like it’s happening beyond a blip. Synoptically it’s not long enough for the pattern to conform…

 

I think we go back in the freezer and phase 8 and it’s wagons south for the big snows… Colder and Drier with latitude…

La Niña and the calendar reigns…

 

Not happy to report but that’s how it looks now. Maybe a great period for heavy snowfall in the most southern sections of the forum.

 

If you’re looking for big snow you want to be in the mid Atlantic during next two weeks.

 

This is completely different than my three-day-ago thoughts…but oh well. 

MJO will be flying through phase 7 like you said.  

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10 minutes ago, NoCORH4L said:

But if you had to put money on it, what would you say? 

Well every run and model is flopping around with timing and intensity. The only thing consistent is there’s some good cold shots in the extended. I’d probably lean toward a cold shot that’s on par with the typical coldest of a winter. Up here that would probably be a day that’s like +10/-15. But that’s just spit balling.

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1 hour ago, kdxken said:

Only a couple days above freezing until February. February arrives with a torch which by then will be much wanted.

There’s probably going to be a period of moderation, but I doubt we escape this being one of the colder winters in quite some time.

1 hour ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I think we could have some days remain in the single digits...key will be delivery here. Airmass is real-deal extreme, however, for NE it's all about the delivery. We need it more from the N or NNW...if it's from the NW or especially WNW, it modifies more.

Think it’ll come in from the NW, which will moderate it some for SNE. A Montreal Express seems unlikely to me right now, but hey, at least next week is really starting to show itself to be a legitimate high potential period. Signals been blaring from a mile away. 

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27 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

That MJO phase 7 doesn’t look like it’s happening beyond a blip. Synoptically it’s not long enough for the pattern to conform…

 

I think we go back in the freezer and phase 8 and it’s wagons south for the big snows… Colder and Drier with latitude…

La Niña and the calendar reigns…

 

Not happy to report but that’s how it looks now. Maybe a great period for heavy snowfall in the most southern sections of the forum.

 

If you’re looking for big snow you want to be in the mid Atlantic during last 10 days of Jan.

 

This is completely different than my three-day-ago thoughts…but oh well. 

I will absolutely, positively lose it.

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23 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

Enormous potential, but I'm not celebrating yet, it was just last year we had and epic 2 week stretch modeled with 20" + on all ensembles.. I think 3-6" verified for most over 2 weeks.. 

At least this pattern looks better and it’s colder. A little more wiggle room than that February look last winter. Doesn’t guarantee anything of course. 

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35 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I will absolutely, positively lose it.

That day 9/10 threat I think that’s big dawg potential for mid Atlantic. Our region can be in on it but I really feel like odds are low north of pike. Best focus around interstate 80.

Of course early but that’s my feel for best threat in view right now.

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7 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

That day 9/10 threat I think that’s big dawg potential for mid Atlantic. Our region can be in on it but I really feel like odds are low north of pike. Best focus around interstate 80.

Of course early but that’s my feel for best threat in view right now.

I honestly think I am out of here when my family upgrades in a a few to several years...the difference in latitude from here to Boston northern suburbs is absolutely inimical to snowfall. I honestly mean this....it's not frustration talking. You don't benefit from latitude on the CP until into se NE, but you still miss out on some SNE events.

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oh must be the 06z gfs fantasy.   m'yeah i'd table that whole thing actually.    i prefer when in times of unusually high uncertainty to avoid the consensus passively denying CC is fucking everything up and making it be that way ... by relying on index modes and modalities.

they like the 28th - ground hog day -ish.   there's some signal there re the this 24/25th but not as much, so that's why i table for now.

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2 hours ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

My joined Eastern on Aug 30th, 2006 and then lurked for a month before starting to post....man, I was a weenie. First winter on here being 2006-2007 was brutal...that was @Stormchaserchuck1's "This will be the warmest winter on record in the east" season, and he was pretty close. December may have been the worst I have ever seen.

that was classic remember that like it was yesterday

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